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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
No curg nd pay, IS the ghotto of
C1eathap4ss Ca1l TonHg ~
CLERURNE.
Suicide Nser Camp Greek =
School Teacher.

Suicide Nser Camp Greek - ARzested e
school Teacher. sz5r-ses
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, Ten O3t. ga gentleman from
Camp Greek reports the following suicide as
having occurred in that locality: Parson John
Cameron has recently been on a visit to his
home his con received letter from the daugh
fathers mind was affected. The son Conse-
quentl kept a close watch on the ola
gentleman. On yesterday when the son
returned home from town he missed his father
and on searching for him he discovered his
body with life extinct, hanging to tree near q
had fastenes rope around his neck and then
attached the rope 10 a limb OF the tree aud
jumped from the bank of the ravine. Mr.
Cameron was about seventy years old, & cd
citizen and had been a = mister in the ChIist-
Ian church
Sheriff Lanham of Coryen county. arrested
about four miles south of town one r. p.
Carmichael, who has been teaching in Coryeu
county. 1t seems that after Mr..
Carmichael had purchased horse and buggy
and given mortgage on the urChased
property to secure the payment, he also bOr-
rowed money which he secured by mortgage
on the same property. lie then took the mort
gagged property out of the county. Sheriff
Lapham followed him to Clifton. aud there he
took the train to Cleburne and finally captured
his man four miles south CT this city. He will
be taken back to stand hts trial
During the continuance of the fair at Dallas
Cleburne will be represented. 4 large number
of our citizens will attend.
The services at the gospel shed, conducted hy
Rev. Dixon Williams VIII probably cOpcludea
to- morrow. Dixon Williams preached to taei
prisoners in jail this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

lily Cffi2e OF the SAINTS Fe, and Agent
smith was taking business right along.
Che new telegraph company reaches g
cities in Texas, and when 8
zap Of $50 miles through the
Territory Is filed the Santa Fe will have
erect telegrsphic connection a. Wichita,
Kan, with the Postal Telegraph wires
which now go to New York, Boston, Chi
csgo, st. Louis and ell the eastern cities,
besides reaching the fer west over the
l1Gs otthe Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.
The company has come into the field as a
competitor to the Western Union, and is
full hedged from the start. II develops
that the Santa Fe, and not the Baltimore
and O6io, owned the telegraph wires in
this state over which the Baltimore and
Ohio business was done. The company
has notified all offices to receive all com
nero al messages.
r. R, Robins, tie travelling passenger
agent OF the Houston and Texas Central
returned from trip to the southern part
OF the state last night and says his road
Will bring large number OF the colored
people to the Lone Star State Colored
Fair which opens here on Tuesday. The
CENTRAL is advertising it hesvy and has
printed handsome flyer which procIaims
IS follows: Hold the Fort! The Co!ored
State Fair will open at Fort Worth on
october 20, 1887. Governor Ross will
deliver the opening address, and all the
state officials will be in attendance. It
viii be the greatest day for the colored |
people ever seen in Texas since Enamel. |
,ation Day. The Galveston Brass !
3and! The Galveston Fly-AWay Base |
Sail Club, and5 the military company
will go to Fort Worth on Monday, Octo-
'er "a; also the Davis Guards of Hous
CT, the Oldest cOlored military company
4 the state, commanded by Captain John
'esgums, who gained his military knowI-
dge under the shadow Of the famous
iouston Light Guard. They will leave
at q. N. on No. of the Hous-
on and Texas Central Railway in specieI
caches. They Will give the colored
eopie q serenaGe st ell the principal
tstiops along the line. You who cannot
ct away snd come 10 our fair, come
D the depot and hear the music and see
ne champion colored hase tall club of
le world, who use balls with smoke on L
IN. O9e fare for the round trip until is3
caches S. Five dollars will take yon
ON any place in Texas to the fair.
-
1t is said that no doubt now exists but
le engineers locating the extension CT
lie Fort Worth and Rio Grende have
,und an easy and practicable line 10 Ste
aenville, one shat can be built on cheaper
Ian the line from Fort Worth to Granbury.
nief Engineer Cotton says the line in {
rGfh passes through farm after farm and !
Fever saw finer country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

business relations to the protector
of the Northwestern Railway, aud in a
conversation to-day said that the Rock
Island Road has determined to build
from Wellington, Kan, through No Mans
Land and the Panhandle of Texas to Tas-
cosa, where branch line will 60 to
Trinidad, the main line continuing on
from Tascosa through the coal fields Of
White Oak to Ell Paso. They further
state that the survey has been made from
via White Oaks to FL Paso. The
line which goes to Trinidad will find a
terminus on the Pacific coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
The ,Erisoo Snrrsr

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MoB2ETIE, Tax, Oct. 2l.-Mr. Chase,
chief engineer, started west this morning
with party Of Frisco surveyors, their
destination being poin: on the Paloduro,
seventy miles west Of Mobeetie. They
Will locate permanently the line of the
Frisco, eastward 70 Mobeetie from that
point, which is about twenty miles west
OF Panhandle, N Carson county. En-
gineer Burgess, with another party is
now engaged in locating permanently the
lire between Fort Reno and Mobeetie,
srd at the last report was about 90 miles
cast of this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Tslssranh nnnnn,taa.,ou

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 22.-About 100
operators of the Baltimore and Ohio Tel
egrapn Company were to-day notified
that their services would not be REQUIRED
after the 3lst, and notice was Issued thst
all Offices OF the company in Msrylsnd
would be at once consolidated with the
Western Union Offices except in Balti.
more and Cumberland and Frederick,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
The Rock Tsland
Gn6 5ACCh EiAhU.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the GaEeFte,
Ell PAso, TEX, Oct. pm. A. Luckey,
private secretary OF Joseph Hampson, the
millionaire railroad builder, came in to-
day from Ksnses City and left for Aguas
Calientes, Mexico. MIR. Hsmpson built &
large portion of the Atchlson, Topeka and
Santa Fe, the Mexican Central and At
lantic and Pacific Railway, and now has
the contract to build the Mexican Ma
tionl from Laredo to & point on the
Mexican Central near Zscatecss, where
he has lsrge force st work.
These gentlemen enjoy the most intimate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Damage Sal. Likely.
OH IS o0AN AlIAtIy1
Special to the Gazette.

SpCSAdA W tuO NaLCI6C
JEFFERSON, Ten. Oct. 22.-AIr. Ben George
the gentleman whore wagon was wrecked by
the train yesterday, and who was himsel badly
hurt, is doing we'll to- day, and has been car.
ried to his home above Linden. The train that
ran into his wagon was two and one-haIf hours
late. In the effort to make up time it was going
at a rate of thirty miles an hour when If
crossed the roadway, and did not whistle IN
time u give the necet sary warning 4 damage
suit will very likely be the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
JustifabIe Homicide.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX Oct. 22.-WiIlie Glass, a
colored boy eighteen years old, was shot and
billed last night at Victoria by julius Garcia.
The tragedy occurred at Garcia's home, few
mi e. north of town. GaYcis claims that Glass
assaulted his wife, and had her By the throat
Wnen ne came to the rescue with Winchest
er. He fired twice, each bah blowing a big hole
through the brain. and after the killing Garcia
reported the fact TO the coroner. but was not
eide
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
The Cotton Belt.

OOItNSPOAIUOAOC VI EIIG NdAGtEts
CARRoLLToN, Tex, Oct. 20.-A p2It of
the grading force on the 81. Louis, Ar
kansas and Texas Railrosd are going into
Elm Fork bottom to work. One of the
pile drivers has been sent back to White
rock creek to do some work. Every
thing is moving on nicely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
TERRELL.
The MISUNDERSTANDING by At.
taching Creditors.


TERRELL, Ten, Oct. 2?.-The work on the
WaterWorks well is progressing finely undsS
the new management. The only difficulty ha
been IN securing hands that will work. The
dirt elevator will be put in this evening, and
unless there Is rain next week the well will he
down two thirds its depth -
Mr.. James Kellar city marshal arrested Mr.
E. s: Massingill, a clerK ia dry goods Store in
this city, On warrant from Grayson county. 3
Mr.. bonneville, hardware merchants wha
moved to this place few months $50 fre1p9
Bryan, was closed by attachments In the haYis
OF the Sheriff. 50 far the following claiE
have been filed:
Grinnan & Charlton, rent. SEQ co
Huey 4 Phillips, acct ........ PF6S m
j. Leopold Il CO............-..... ~ nm
Lithgon Manufacturing Co........... iii m
Chanhon Emory store Co .... I35 m
making In the aggregate $40 due, the costs to
be ADDED to the above. There is said to be other
claims to come in. The invoice has not been
finished, and as yet the amount OF stock ON
hand has not been asoertained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Shooting at Tsxarkaslss
Special to the Gazette.

SpecIaI 20 the Gazette. %
TExARKANA, TEX, Oct. 22.-Thls morning at
10 O'Clock Frank Tally sh OF and danaesoasl7,if
not fatally wounded Edward Murphy The
fracas occurred at Winters restaurant on the
Arkansas side Of the city. Both men are resi-
dents of the city and the dispute arose abou.
the possession of woman and occupancy Of a
room. Murphy received pistol ball la the
thigh aand IL is said the femoral artery was
severed, In the confusion attending the low
Tally made his escape and is still ct large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Daingerfeld Court Notes.

oVVCIaI &c Lne GaZetLe.
DAINGERFIBLD, TEX, Oct 22.-The grand
jury dftsr being in session al this week, made
nine true bille. The jury IN the case of the
State vs. Lee Murphy, for the murder of Bill
6lockmSn, near Belder, in December, 1885,, to-
etdered verdict OF guilty, and assessed
his punishment ut two years In the penitep-
tisry. Hon. S. P. Pourders of Mount Pleasant
ia here as special Judge In some cases in
which w. =. McLeodiis disqualified.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
gan Angelo.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazefle.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, Oct. THE contract
has been let for the erection of an Episcopal
church whicff promises to vie in appearance
with any like structure In the west
Milton Dargan, secretary of the State Fire
UnderwriteTs' Association of Houston, is here
Ie-rating our tewn property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
RAILROADS.
Houston and Texas Central a'y

TIE oNL ALL-sTEEL LINE IN TIE srATE
Double daily trains eaca way, ThroCTI
SisepeEs between ST. Louis and Corsica
IA on Trains and ?, anG between ST. Louis ans
GaIVestcE On Trains and 4, via DalRs
Denison and Sedalis. Sleeper between Eogs
ton and Austin. Through Ti65ete to all poiEtx
quickest route 10 New Orlesne and points n
me southeast. Onoiee Of TcE5es via DeniscI J
and st. Louis, or Houessn and New Orlesps 4
Steamship NoketE TO or tzon any poirs "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Nearing RfIISboro-

Special to the Gazette.
HLLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. 22.-Track lay
ing on the extension of the s.. Louis.
Arkansas and Texas Railway from Corsi.
cana to Hillsboro is nov completed TO
within sixteen miles OF Hilisboro. The
grading is about ali completed, and in
short time csrs will be running into
HillSborc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
REPAIRING the Texas and Pacific,

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Oct. ga long tie
train has been dropping ties on the Texas
and Pacific near Terrell to-day. The road
is nov in very fine tix and being improved
Continually,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
The stephsnville Route.

cp6ClHI 20 Lnb 0a1eJte,
STEPHENvI1LE, Tex, Oct. 22-Is ii
reported here to-day that the surveyoEaDf
tie Fora Worth and Rio Grande Rsikoad
are finding good practicable route fromy
GIanbury to Stephenville on the Richar6-
son creek ronte across the lower Puluxy,
sad much shorter route than the semeI
made two months ego. g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Jsfersan's Trains,

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Oct. 22.-Jeferaon
has three passenger trains a day each way
py the Texas and Pacific road now, which
makes it very convenient to the public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Charged with Theft.

VERNON, Ten, Oct. 22.-Ogmer surpless vas
arrested and placed In j9,l this evening on
charge preferred by Judge j. p. Orr for theft of
geldfng. Surpless claims to hail from Sher-
man. He has a mark, mole about an inch
long, on tho left cheek.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

W. j. Csrnohsn, rosdm&ster OF the
Texas and Pacific on the Rio Grande
division, was in Fort Worth last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Home Notes

An Office viii be opened at Childress by
the Fort Worth and Denver some day
this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

The name and fame ofBzsBulPs Cough Syrup
are known throughout tie land, and eyery-
whsre 1t is relied upoesEs tHsspeci6c for coughs
and colds, -Ssy1FRA SSez
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

The Fort Worth and Denver changes
its time card to-day. Trains will leave
st 8. IA. and arrive st 1915 D. II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

Santa Fe trsins are now running
through to Kansas City and making fast
time as they did before the recent heavy
Wsshouts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
THE RAILROADS.
General Dodge Of the Fort Worth and
Denver Now on His Way TO
Fort Werths

Tbe-santa Fe Telegraph Company Begins
BuSiaess-The Railroads and the Col
oEed Fsfr-Home Notes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

Sal5S he CralnS are now running
through to Kansas City and making fast
time as they did before the recent heavy
Wsshouts.
The Santa Fe, the Texas and Pacific,
the Missouri Pacific and the Fort Worth
and Denver are all selling excursion
tickets at ore fare fer the Cclored State
Fair.
The one fare for round trip land axcur-
sion tickets TO Fort Worth are still being
sold in large numbers Ct northern and
eastern points, aud 8 large number CT
strangers are coming il daily 10 see the
city.
Colonel Lawrence, of the Fort Werth
Western, said yesterday he felt confident
that Messrs. Rslston and Wilbur, tie
Chicsgo iron and coal experts, would be
here Tuesday SO make their trip MP the
lire OF the road.
The Santa Fe will reach Westherford
before October closes, snd By December
l the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas will
be running trains to Fort Worth and
Rilisboro. The Fort Worth and Denver
viii resch TGscoss by that date also, and
still the end Of railroad construction to
and from Fort Worth has not been
reached.
The Missouri Pacific has changed its
timetable, the new card going into effect
this morning. In addition to the four
trains striving at and departing from
Fort Worth SIS heretofore, the company
has added "Cannon Ball" train which
viii start from Fort Worth and stop here.
This train viii leave at l O'Clock D. !
nc. and arrive st O'Clock .. "a.
The time to St. Louis by this train will
be reduced eight hours, the trip being
made IN t9enty-eight hours. The Mis-
souri, Pacific is fully abreast of the times
and this last move viii prove q very pep !
ulsr one.
The special csr Of General G. NJ. Dodge
OF the Fort Worth and Denver arrived |
here yesterday over the Santa Fe, con- |
tanning Miss Annie Dodge, the Generals
daughter, NJ. Dawson, his private secTe- /
tary, and Colonel Morgan Jones,
president of the Fort Worth |
and Denver. At o'clock
the private csT of the Fort Worth and
Denver officers was attached to General
Dcdge's car and both left for the end Of
the track 70 meet General Dodge, who is
row coming overland from Triui-
cad TO Tssooss, sUo who Will
return with the party 10 Fort Worth
where the General will probably spend
several days on the company's business.
On yesterday ell the cities and towns
ia Texas which had known the Baltimore
and OHIO Telegraph Company, found that
q new telegraph company hid entered the
q ID, snd that the click, click, of the old
was sounding as pleasantly
az ever. This new companY's blsnks
read Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe {
Railway Telegraph and W. Snyder is the
general manager. In this city a table /
With four instruments wag placed in the .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Adr,os to n9othera.

Mrs 81 insloB,s Soothing Syrup for chs36ren
teetAkng, soothet the child, sQftens tlsSsums,
allsys pain, -eotea wind colo, and Is fhg best
remedy for diarrnSaH q % cent? bottle. iva.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

The Santa Fe, the Texas and Pacific,
the Missouri Pacific and the Fort Worth
and Denver are all selling excursion
tickets at one fare for the Cclored State
Fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

The one fare for round trip lsnd excur-
sion tickets TO Fort Worth are still being
sold in large numbers ct northern and
eastern points, and large number CT
strangers are coming in daily TO see the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
More MiIss of Steel Raiia than any Lin
IN the Staie.

SOUTHWARK. TIME CARD, NokTHWaRD
In effect Anr Ia 1857
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

Colonel Lawrence, of the Fort Werth
Western, said yesterday he iels confident
that Messrs. Rslston and Wilbur, the
Chicsgo iron and coal experts, would be
here Tuesday SO make their trip MP the
lire OF the road.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-06-09
Bucklen s Arnica SaIyo.

Ibo Besl oaiyo ia thu world fol
Cn.s, Brui's,. oore-, Uic.is, Ssl,
kbeurn, Fe'e, Snres, Trtior, Char.
sd Hands. CLbbl.Ins Corus, n,u
MI SAln Eiuptlo. g, aud po.ill,en
eArts iIl.s, or NO pay icquIed. /,
~ gaurauteed 10 give lo,i.ct tai.,
Isctiop, or money reiunGed. nc.
70 cents per box.
q. ID. shindsl.
what are tho last teeth Tim,
come ~ asked "a teacher Of ber rlu..
In physiology. "FaLs teeth, mann -
Sspi!ed q boy who had iust waasu,d
op on tae bse.. s.4i.
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A St.ry tf K..sar william.

The story iuus ,iui Kaiser Will
liam, whll. le wla sIiil crown prince
aud dasbing young rfliccr. outer
ell tho CrisGal ni Ems, wearing an
overcoat winch concealed bis ltilliaut
uniform md, arprcachinr the crowd
cd tablo, placed thereon e coin of
small value, about 81 With n con.
temp Vus g"sturo the banker tossed
the coin upon the d ,ur, with tho re-
mark, For the cronpcr.' Again ih,
unknown gentleman threw down o
coin and lost, tho banker r,pcatinc
his act on aud woris. to the amuse,
ment OF Tie other players. 1t was
then, ns now, the custom ~ tl,
banks TO set aside n e, tain SUN each
day, md pnt up notice of tl.c
amount. beyoud which they could
not play II tloir lnsos Amounted
to this sn,u; the link must close.
William glrnctl at this nolico--
2OO.OOO francs quietly iemn,kiug
that 10 would play for the whole
bank. who ARE yon' cVcliimcd th.
dealer "iIh su,l1on respect, For rn-
ply The future emperor Of Gol,uau,
then opened lis coat. lispla, ing the
Imperial star upon his breast. The
cards were dealt, tho prince won,
and the bank WAS brukou. Taking
The enormous sum. he deliberately
dashed it on tie floor, cycla:ming,
For tho ciouperv Then turning on
his heel left the apartment.
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CURING CLOVER

The difference between clover hay
that your cattle like and that which
is not III TO be fed to ANYTHING. is the
d'ficrchce between well cured, clent,
bright clover nnd rusty, black, IN
poorly cured clover. When shall
VT cut Before the blossons are all
oui, and never comineucc MOVING
iu tue morning Uutll tbe grass is dry
OF dew. Now iEcn az fust as Won
can until noon or htur. and about
four o'cl.ck begin to rako tho bsy
and put it MP in hay cocks, and make
them miniature stacks II paws
Bnt won't tho clover heat in sucb
large cocksy Certainly. You want
1t TO- II will cure az it will ia no
other way. After tho dew is of
next morning throw opeu the hu,
cocks, spread ont or shake out the
clover, but do not leave it exposed
to the sun very long. 1t will have a
tendency to dry the loave aud cause
them to drop of, making dusty hay.
Ei.or tho moisture is dried mp, haul
the bay to the barn as fast az pos,
sible. II iherc IL no other moisture
than tho juice of tLs hay, it will nor
spoil, even if it heats. Ii is, how
ever, good plan to pnt lund or g.
OF straw on top the nov. TO take up
excess Of moisture. But b. ar this
IN mind that there is vast differ
ouco between wet hay aud grccn bay
1t VII. not do to tleat the JImer IL,
you wcGli Tho lait.r
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NURSERY.

, ~ =. W. WALTEK, Salesman
y. '''r cue. W 'S'ow,rt Cos. Nur.,,.
go, ~ f.sf "i' ne pitas,i 70 scrnr.
''''' ''- "a ''IttL. I'm, 'n. Hnv,hir p. in
D." ''N"iF H'sI' urp nj ar 90,
-, grh"y raa. .,.iuu G4.,n .t,,l
wv, ~ - e. ace. mat ladTgss liz
teuns q Oh, Sn} 5r Lou aty. IA
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What Can &c Done.

BY trying again and keeping up
courage many things seemingly i'm
possible may be attained. HIM.
dreds OF hopeless cases OF Kidney
and Liver Complaint have boon cur,
cd by Electric Bittcrg, after every
thing else had boeu tried in vain.
So, don'tthink thore is no cure for
you, bat try Electric Bitters. There
Is no medicine DO safe, so puro, and
SO perfect Blood Purifier. Eloc,
trio Blttete will euro Dyspepsia,
Diabetes and oil Diseases of fLo
Kidneys. Invaluable i'll affections
OF Stomach and Liver, and over.
comes oil Urinary Difficulties.
Large Bottles only Scots. at q. N.
Shindols.
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Excitement in Texas.
eat excitement has been caused

Great excitement has been caused
Ia the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by tbo
remarkable recovery Of Mr. !. h.
Corloy. who was so helples. ho
conld not turn in bed, or raieo bis
bead everybody said he WAS dying
of Consumption. A trial botilo OF
DR.. Kings Now Discovery was sent
him. Finding relief, ho bought q
large bottle and n box of DR.. kings
Now Life Pills by tho time be bad
taken two boxes OF Pills and two
bottles OF the Discovery, he was well
and bad gained in flesh thirty~six
pounds.
Trial Bottles oi this Grcn, Dis
oovery for Consumption free at G.
M. Shindols Drug store.